Originally developed to measure mobility for patients with acquired brain injury Evaluates patients’ bed mobility, postural transfers, and walking ability Covers a range of activities, from turning over [...]

Developed by experienced clinicians to assess cognitive and self care skills required by individuals with an SCI below C7 to perform self-care Cognitive and functional skills are measured [...]

Developed to provide clinically useful information pertinent to the different levels of the disablement process Suitable for people with SCI and was designed to correspond closely in wording, [...]

Scale developed to measure the functional abilities of people with SCI and their level of independence when performing basic activities of daily living. Four versions of the [...]

The Spinal Cord Injury Ability Realization Measurement Index (SCI-ARMI) is a clinician-administered measure which evaluates the ability of an individual to functionally improve during rehabilitation, by comparing their observed [...]

Measures the frequency of health-related behaviour performance in individuals with SCI. Designed to enable examination of the effectiveness of clinical and educational efforts for health maintenance and prevention [...]

The Spinal Functional Abilities Scale (S-FAS) measures how well patients perform tasks that are usually affected by Spinal Cord Dysfunction (SCD). There is one question for each domain [...]

The Stoke Mandeville Spinal Needs Assessment Checklist (SMS-NAC) assesses patient attainment of changes in rehabilitation outcomes through self-rating of perceived physical and/or verbal independence. It consists of ten [...]

The Utrecht Scale for Evaluation of Rehabilitation-Participation (USER-P) was designed to measure how often and how pleasurable someone with SCI finds their activities and participation in their daily lives, [...]